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The late Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare’s dream of forming Papua New Guinea’s first government in 1975 may never have been realized without the pivotal support of Pena Ou from the Western Highlands.

Patients and Guardians at the Alotau Provincial Hospital were treated to early Independence celebrations at the hospital grounds today.

As part of the 50th Independence Anniversary celebrations, the Aitape Lumi District Independence Organizing Committee made a special visitation to citizens of Aitape Lumi currently serving time at the Vanimo Correctional Services [CS] facility.

The late Morobe Governor Luther Akisawa Wenge has been described as a strong leader, seasoned lawyer and a man of principle, who dedicated his life to serving the people of Morobe.

The people of Morobe have lost a vocal son and Governor Luther Akisawa Wenge this morning.

Patients and Guardians at Alotau’s Provincial Hospital were treated to pre-Independence Celebrations on Friday, the Milne Bay Provincial Hospital bringing the feels to the wards.

More than 500 youths from bush parishes including Maka, Fas, Utai, Amanab, Kembie, Moi, Kasai, Imonda, and Wasengla gathered at Wasengla Catholic Mission Station for the Youth Rally hosted by the Catholic Diocese of Vanimo.

Swire Shipping in Madang has donated a set of chairs to the TB Clinic at the Madang Provincial Hospital on Wednesday.

The vibrant sounds of garamut drums and the rhythmic sway of traditional dances filled the air as the 20th Garamut na Mambu Festival entered its second day, spotlighting Tumbuna Pikinini Time, a cultural showcase dedicated to engaging schoolchildren in the rich traditions of East Sepik and Papua New Guinea.

The Sinesine Yongolmulg District Councilors in Simbu received K1 million from the District Development Authority [DDA] to celebrate Papua New Guinea's 50th Independence Anniversary.